AR Sponsor
Posted: 2/12/2011 6:55:20 AM EDT
|
has anyone ever used on of their uppers? i found an upper minus the bcg for just $275. thinking maybe it should be avoided? i'm slowly building my first ar. should i wait and get something better or jump on the deal?
link:http://www.dsarms.com/DSA-ZM4-Forged-7075T6-A3-AR15-Upper-Receiver––-DSZM4CBU/productinfo/DSZM4CBU/ |
| If you go over to the Industry forum under the sub-section DSArms, you'll find a ton of info on them. They seem to be good guns. I like the idea of a Nitride barrel coating and am thinking of ordering one. I have an extra BCG here so $275 plus shipping isn't a bad deal at all. I'm not .mil either so I should be GTG with one. |
|
You can see my thoughts on DSA's uppers here. Mine fit the bill for what I was doing perfectly. DSA Uppers |
|
Quoted:
I bought one of their fluted mid-length uppers w/nitride barrel. It's been rock solid and very accurate. Mated to a Doublestar lower+LPK and using a Bravo Co. BCG, it's now my "go-to" anti-coyote weapon. DSA is GTG. I purchased the same when they first came out. Pretty accurate but I barely put any rounds through it so far. |
|
I have a DSA upper receiver on one of the $235 uppers that JSE was selling a little while ago. I have no complaints. Finish looks good and is 100X more durable than the $.99 black spray paint finish on the Olympic I have. Feed ramps look good. Overall, well worth the $235 I paid.
I just watched that Tactical Whatnot show on the DVR today (with that Vickers guy) and he had a big feature on DSA and their FN FAL copies. Any company that has the stones to put out a full auto .308 FAL PDW with an 11" barrel gets a thumbs up in my book. I don't see any problems with them making any AR stuff. |
Can't be beat for the money. I bought a 16 inch middy fluted nitrided and I ran it to the extreme dumping mag after mag trying to get a malfunction. After about 300 rounds it just wasn't going to happen. It is a little heavy but other than that I would definitly by another..
|
AR Sponsor